Santa in Space Watches for Satellites on Rush Hour Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Santa Claus travels the heavens as space junk clutter fills the sky. Some 297 man made objects and 600 pieces of debris orbit from 100 miles to millions of miles, with a band of 202 fragments near Transit debris and 400 million copper wires forming a belt around the globe. US and Soviet launches show the United States leading in orbital activity with 256 satellites and nine cosmonauts. the Soviet Union has 76 satellites and nine cosmonauts.
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Blind girl’s first colored tree becomes Christmas card
Six year old Vickie Ailer, blind since early childhood, drew a colored tree on a raised screen. The Delta Gamma alumnae fund published it as a Christmas card for the Pre-School for the Visually Handicapped. Her family from Odessa, Missouri, notes her cheerful resilience and busy daily routine.
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Missouri's Preseason Run Tops Big Eight Play
Missouri, led by Ned Monsees, posted strong pre season form with 56 points in the last two games including 32 against Rice in Houston as the team moved to 4-2 before facing SMU in Dallas. Nebraska and Iowa State also posted wins as Big Eight squads swept nonleague foes.
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Hold Line Exceptions To Budget
A Kansas labor group proposed a hold-the-line budget stance with exceptions for mental health state educational institutions and vocational education. The statement was issued Tuesday in Topeka by the organization.
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Polar Bear Stolen In New Jersey Deli Displays A 6 Foot Prized Figure
Mike Nowicky reported a 6 foot 150 pound stuffed polar bear was taken from his East Brunswick deli and drive-in. The theft follows debates among elected officials on tax policy and school funding, with calls to exempt food and medicine from the sales tax and to pursue a natural gas severance tax and a state income tax withholding plan. The state legislature and Gov elect Bill Avery were cited in discussions about tax reform and fiscal policy.
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Church Father Vincent G and Brown Father Thomas F
Scaletty Grace Episcopal Ltd and Lincoln to All from the staff of Berthol Planing Mill at 106 N Ashby.
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